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Cloisonne

It was the most beautiful grackle who died. His form was plump and cunning even after trauma; his sheen was all over so black it was green-purple; and every, each feather of his was edged with gold, as though God, to pass the fall afternoons, had taken up cloisonne.

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  1. Mary
    September 23, 2009 at 01:09 | #1

    words become magic in your hands.

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